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This shot list outlines 15 shots for a music video that will tell the story of a couple falling in love through a series of shots ranging from establishing shots of the beach and forest to close-ups of their eyes and faces as they dance, run around together and hug. Shots will sync with the song, panning and following the subjects as they are shown dancing, driving away together and hugging to bookend their story of falling in love.
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Shot list
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The music video for "Demons" by Imagine Dragons starts with a dark concert scene that lights up to reveal audience members with different struggles, reflecting the song's lyrics about inner demons. The editing cuts between shots at the beat of the song to link the visuals and audio. Close-ups of the band are used to market them, while close-ups of audience members show their emotions and backgrounds. At the end, a tribute to a deceased fan is shown to create an emotional connection. Overall, the video effectively uses techniques like editing, camerawork, and color to illustrate the song's meaning and provoke an emotional response from viewers.
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